In Yahoo I can't open a octet-stream file...

Factual Questions
1

HI

Some in my family are going on a vacation to Italy and they are going on a tour with a company that sent some vouchers to them. Apparently, IE or Yahoo doesn’t know what to do with these files.

I can see that the files have no application extensions, so I don’t know what to open them with. They could be anything I guess, but it is from the company that is providing the tour and Yahoo virus doesn’t detect a threat…

Not sure what to do…

Any ideas?

2

Try opening them with a text editor.

3

All it does is show:
var gChars;
var gScrollText;
var gNextChar=0;
var gScrollWindowLength=100;
var gBlanks;
var gReverseScroll;

function initScroll(text, direction){
// R1027 gReverseScroll = (direction == ‘RTL’);
gReverseScroll=false;
gChars = text.split("");
if(gReverseScroll)
gNextChar = gChars.length-1;
gBlanks = new Array(gScrollWindowLength).join(" ");
gScrollText = gBlanks;
setInterval(‘doScroll()’,125);
}

function doScroll(){
if(parent.canScroll){
window.status = gScrollText;
if(!gReverseScroll){
gScrollText = gScrollText.substr(1) + ((gNextChar < gChars.length)?gChars[gNextChar++]:"");
if(gScrollText.length == 0){
gNextChar = 0;
gScrollText = gBlanks;
}
}else{
gScrollText = ((gNextChar >= 0)?gChars[gNextChar–]:" ") + gScrollText.substr(0,gScrollText.length-1);
if(isEmpty(gScrollText)){
gNextChar = gChars.length-1;
gScrollText = gBlanks;
}
}
}
}